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Reduction Linocut Step-by-Step and Fixing Lino Mistakes — Linocut Artist | Boarding All Rows

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Reduction prints use the same linoleum block to print all of the colors in an image. I'll talk briefly about the history of the process and then I'll lay out the process for making multi-color prints using one of my favorite methods. You'll find some links that will take you to Blick Art Materials and Amazon, where some relief printing supplies can be purchased. Though I would get a small commission if you end up buying something there since I participate in their affiliate programs, the opinions and recommendations are all my own. And, if you have a great store near you, shop there! You can read about my participation in these programs here. When people talk about reduction prints, it's sometimes noted that that Picasso invented this technique in the 1950's (see Karshan's book, Picasso Linocuts 1958-1963), but this myth has been debunked. Check out Alisa Bunbury's conference paper, "Not Picasso's invention - a foray into the history of reductive linoprinting" for the fascinating histo

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